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1t is with deep sadness that we record
the death of one of our most respected
citizens, George Norris, who departed this
life ON Jan. 81, in the GSth year of his age,
Much sympathy is felt for his bereaved
widow and children who watched over him
so patiently through his long, painful ILL
ness, until that bright angel, Death, re-
leased him from his sufierings.
Mrs. William Dow is very i'll.
Mrs. Rhoda Young of Surry, has been
stopping with her sons wife for few
days. at the house of J. II. Mcfarland.
Mr. Eben Debec of Ellsworth Is now
quite sick at the house of Hervey Smith,
Esq.
Mr.. Andrew Norris of Cambridgeport
Mass. attended his uncle's funeral, and
made short visit 10 his relatives in this
place and Bar Hsrhor. SrNAC
Feb. ~
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Your correspondent seldom says much
about the various changes in the weather,
but Will say that We have not been exempt
from the various changes mentioned by
Your CORES puudcnt> in all parts Of the coun-
~ We had our share Of all the rain and
snow storms and tornalOe> one day 20
de-. above. next day p deg. below, sleigh
ing to-day, on wheels tomorrow, al "A loss
which to takc-hut generally sorry you
had not taken the other A 1oylc says III
whist PLAYING W hen in doubt play trump>.'
he ought also to have added when IN
doubt take wheels. though the snow
storm of Friday last, has given quite good
>lcighing just now.
4 singing school was organized here last
Tuesday evening. under the instruction Of
Mr.. Raw of Strubcn. Quite Il large class
is attending the school and Mr.. Ray who
has taught here before has always been sue
cc>~ful aS a teacher
\ horse trot on Jones pond was the Or
der of the day last Thursday; the Free
man horse and Iiandy'- grey from Winter
Harbor and one from Prospect Harbor.
The ice not being in good condition. the gold
watch was not awarded, there being differ
cnce of opinion a. to which was the Win
ncr the Freeman horse or HandyS grey.
Another trial will be had later
Smith and Pettee are running their saw
mill this winter when the weather will per
nit, as owing to the severe drouth last sea
son they could not finish up their logs
Miss Lottie Hill has gone to Bristol, Me,
To visit relatives this winter.
Mr. Ernest Shaw i attending the High
school at Stcubcn.
Edward Moves of East Sullivan, is get
ting out wood here. He intends to put
something over POO cords, besides Il guam
tity of posts, on the landing.
The first number of the Bar lIarbor Rec
or1 was received here last week, which
makes goodly number of county papers.
Notwithstanding the AMERICAN still lives,
and we hope To have its weekly visits for
long time to come.
Religious services were held at fremont
hall. Yesterday. by Rev. Mr.. Herbert. who
will preach here every two weeks TIL iurth-
er notice.
Feb H.
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ADVICE To MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken % your
rest by sick child suffering and cry ing with pain
of cutting teeth II 50, send at once and get "A
bottle of Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup for
Children Teething. Its value is incalculable. II
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it, II cures dysentery and larrhoca regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie, sottcnS the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy Ia the whole system. Mrs, Nln~oW'S
soothing Syrup for Children Teething Is pleasant
TO the taste, ana is the prescription of one OF the
oldest and best female nurses and ply siCiauS in
the United States and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price - cent, II bottle.
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Resolution Of Respect Passed BY
Neal Dow Lodge Z. o. c. T., Els
worth.

Resolred, That Neal Dow Lodge Of Good
Templars, desires hereby 20 place on record
its sorrow for the death OF Hamilton Joy and
Ernest A. Martin, two as good members ar
the Lodge ever had, and two as worthy tenn
peranee men as the community ever knew.
G. W. SMITH
SOPHIA J. CHILCoTT. Com.
&c. CHILCOTT,
Ellsworth, Feb. Is. 1887.
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hDt kIOKT. tex.
Gents w bile on the subject OF medicines,
permit me 10 SAY that | can conscientiously
youch for the belief that about three weeks
since Johnson's Anodyne Liniment saved the
life of my wife while suffering from Il compli.
cation of diseases in which tOnslitis, bronchit-
is and species OF influenza (Which has been
Epidemic here. for several weeks were con
spicuou>. In nearly every where the
Eminent was used into rnally and externally
d speedy cure has followed.
My children are subject to Group. Since as.
pertaining the virtue Of the Imminent, all tina,
is necessary is 10 give them dose. battle theii
chest. and throat with lniment, and tuck them
in bed, and the Group disappears a, If by mag
ic Z. A. PERRENOT.
fady
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THE BOSTON STAR

saws Dr. Kaufmann's great book OH diseases,
its causes and home cure. with fine colored
plates is the best work ever published. A
copy will be sent free TO anybody who sends
three > cent stamps, to pay postage, To \. L.
Ordway Il Co., Boston, Mass.
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Hon. Seth l.. Miliken sends us the follow
ing letter which will explain itself.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF ENGI-


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF ENGI-
NEERS. UNITED STATES ARMY.
AsHISGToN, ID. c.. Feb. :. 81
HoH. =. l.. NHiikea. T.. s. Hpuse If Repre-
ScEtdtireS:
SiR:-ln reply to your inquiries, | would
state that the preliminary examination of Bag
acuce River. Me-, required by the terms of
section of the River and Harbor Act of Au-
gust !, 1856. has been made, and the officer in
charge reports it worthy of Improvement.
lie i OF opinion that the channel should be
Strengthened and decpened 50 as to give n
width of $50 feet from BRIDGES Point to Wins
lows Island, and thence Il width of 100 feet To
the village OF South Penobscot, with depth
of 6 feet at low water throughout.
From a rough estimate made from = coast
survey chart, he thinks that this can be done
for about $50, 900.
II will be necessary. however, TO make y
survey in detail Of the part of the river requir-
Ing Improvement. in order to ascertain more
nearly is cost. Very respectfully,
Your obt servant.
j. W. NINE,
Brig. Gen. Chief Of Engineers.
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Mrs Greenhalgh and Mrs. Woodbury. en-
tertained the ladies' sewing circle of the
Orthodox society at their vestry on Thurs
day evening Feb. 10th, admission ten
cents, between So and 80 persons being
| present.
Mrs S. T. Moves entertained the ladies'
sewing circle of the Unitarian society
at her house on Pleasant street, on Thurs
day evening Feb. 10th there were about
20 present at supper, and all enjoyed a
pleasant evening in social games, charades,
sewing, etc.
Cutter Woodbury., Capt. Dean, was i'll
Thursday night, leaving here on Friday
morning about O'Clock.
The Normal school term is drawing to q
close. only two more weeks.
1t is rumored that two of our young la
dies are soon to be united i'll the holy
bonds of matrimony. and when they leave
the town proper they will be much missed.
That our tonsorial artist, Mr. Ordway
is giving good satisfaction;
That the Charity ball and supper for
the benefit of the poor and needy of this
town. to be held at Town hall on Friday
evening. Feb. 18th under the auspices OF
Massasoit Lodge, No. 81, |. o. q. f., will
be a success;
That everybody is invited and eXpec'
ted to 90;
That the steamer Florence will not 60
| to Belfast again for four or five weeks
That some folks wish that it was nev
| or going again;
That the Richmond will be running
again about March Sd, greatly to our bcne
| til and convenience.
The Sun-tiowcr concert, under the aus
| pieces of the Ladies Relief Corps, at Tow
! hall, Friday evening last, was a great sue
cess. It wound up with a social dance
| which lasted until II o'clock.
| Feb. II. PHH.IIS.
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>ulIi,

The >oro>i~ met with Mr.. and Mrs
Maine at the parsonage last week: and the
present week with Capt. and Mrs Dennis
Both wcrt large. pleasant and social gath
cring~. The pleasure of the latter orca-
sion was greatly enhanced by the pres
encc of mine host" capt. ). V. Ben
MS who arrived here last Monday fer
a season Of rest with hi, family. He is
improved in health. but still has some
trouble with h~ eyes. and il j. hoped
This change and rest will remedy the same
The many friends Of Mr.. Herbert Clcaye~,
rejoice TO him again on the street. af-
ter his long and painful illness.
Miss Bell and Miss Lena Wilson who
are at Bar llarbor this winter came home
last saturday to spend the sabbath with
their parents here. Miss Lena has large
class III music there.
The welcome sound of the Rockland's
whistle broke the stiffness Of the sabbath
morning 18th inst. The late rough
weather ha, prevented her from making
connections the last two weeks till this
trip. ROVER.
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| Almost daily trips are made from TINS
Guy ~ Tue "p-rher iosS'ns eaiips'
capt IL. Is. HoH cut MS Knee very pauis
with an AK few days ago.
| About 200 went from this city to Bangor
last Friday evening. TO see the trained horses.
We hear that Mr.. Harry Macomber, with
his family, Is about 10 move OUT west 10 eii-
gage in business
The Portland Transcript is soon to COM
mence the publication Of a serial story by Rev.
V. r Wardwell' OF TINS city
The meeting of the w. G, 7. T., held with
Mrs. Chilcott, on Monday evening last, was
well attended and very pleasant one.
| The new city library room is being fitted
with neat book shelves, and will be opened to
readers next Saturday afternoon and evening.
The Baptist Sewing Circle will meet this
"wednesday afternoon supper at Is o'clock.
\ full Attendance Is desired.
.,p,, l., >,,.h;.. l..
800 w. !, Iro,,liny and
$50 H., e.;.,,t. !, ,l.;..i,,
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prv,,t voorc in the splrliu district. Goulds-
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Mis- Lizzie c. Mullan,o one Of our Ellsworth
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when Baby was sick we gave hcr Castoria,
When she was a Child she cricd for Castoria
When she became Miss, she cluns To Castoria,
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warpiu.- ~ ,Nhnrt.,tion. of advice. on Truth
and rioitrou.uc., The church ran rnf,.r,4
1t. ,,.,cbiu... by If. infurpr, in M, cop,nuui.
+, and in III, home circles. Tn, church NAV
s,,,rnrt if. tca,hin,. H., L.,,,in., il. avn social
circles pure and eNclu,lip. from them >ush
characters ~ are pcr,i,tcn'ly evil and seek 500
cial life hut means 10 gain immoral ends.
1t eau in thi, WY cuforc, distinction b.
tween vice aud virtue in act as wei a in wort.
II can at the same time rNerci>, such chris
tian charity Il makes il TIA" firm friend 10 h'-
inal:iiy th" great purif' IN element ia human
life. the f'Neai'r Of H"d ana eternal i'' ="
mankind
MIR. Samuel Roy .l, Jr. f, ports # heard
OH, Of my uei-hhor,. fcw morning, ago.
4'aNIh- IN prem N'H h'' team "' ih" Very
'aiiA h"uf n " - "'''' a. ''h' - >'''h- nun
lA''f III 'i' hAl. m'H' "''d l' inquire "hAt
il AiI meant. WEI. >A'd N! nl-hh"'. l cot
up tmr morning at hat past four 10y my
clock ied my horse ma my chores ate my
breakfast ana started Ter tlic """d~ nj hAii
past TX. Though had some c"n>ld' r1'd'
distance I" Co. -"i my hI>i i"ad 'Ai -'' "H'
+, l..n n...rl, ,,r amin. ,i,,ii.l, ,,h.n I
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,..,..i ma, III, ,h. ,.,,,t,. ,,,,.,,.. M. ,4t.
.,ij ,hst opr ,,..t wa. inst ,itb IA. town
,lo..k ,nlIroll her to sci our., tft.,n min.
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City and County.
Adjourned Meeting Of the City Gov
eminent.
Much Exeiteme nat and Lively Demonstraa
ions
The Water Works. Though Not Dead. are
INDUCING I'm Long and Retire. hing
Slumber.

ALDERMEN's Room Feb, 9.'s7. 3 O'Clock. PM.
Mayor in the chair.
Full Board of Aldermen present.
Ordered, That this Board take IA recess I'M
til Wednesday evening, February Q. 1887, at
seven O'Clock.
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6nosSOeow

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L eanceIne,i, that he has been duly appoi..ted
aAd IA taken upon himself, the trust of Ad-
.alhlstrator of the Estate of Ann Jordan,
iate OF Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock, de
ceased. by giving bond -as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who Indebted to
the said deceased estate, TO make immediate pay
Ineht; an those who have any demands thereon
to exhli!the same for payment. a
AT. BURNHAM.
February 8, 1857. 3w,s
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Bucklen,s Arnica SaIve.

THE Hr- SALvE in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. salt Rneum, Fever
Sores, Ta'er. Chapped Hands. Chlblain>,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptons, and positively
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anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For SALE
BY G.. A. Parchcr.
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Miss Eta Rolf on the 10Th inst. found
an active and full-fedged butterfly in their
cellar.
The Union church society are to hold
fair and supper ut their church on May
night and fair dinner and Grafton on the
18th of July, Their faith in a generous
public which responded to their entertain
mcnt~ 50 heartily last year, will make their
efforts less arduous and more pains-takin@
this year. The house j. completed out
Side and work viii commence on the
grounds in the early spring,
Parties from Boston and Chicago to the
extent of the hotel capacity ut least, are
expected here this summer Why not:
WHY not 90 upon the farm where pure
milk and pure water and pure air can be
had first hand and the views and drives
delightful:
see now and then some poor soul
trembling with fear lest the partition walls
of the districts be torn down Why these
imaginary board fences were ever put up
i an enigma. Whatever use they may
have been in the dim past they are certain
" ont of place now. and great injury
and hindvrauce To- cducatjnn ! weigh
wen MY words when say that not one
good reason can be- given why the district
system >hnuld b, continued NOW come
on
Feb H. g.
+. J. Squirting la been engaged III hunt
in hcdgch"-~ fer the past week and has
succeeded in getting box If them and
now has them ready for shipping.
Several Of the men Of this place are en-
gagged in hauling wood for 4. G. Hatch
ing~.
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The next session Of the Hancock District
Lodge OF Good Templsrs will be held with
Neal Dow Lodge in this city, on Thursday,
March a. opening. probably, at ten A. N.
The several lodges in the eounty are requested
to send full delegations, more especially rs this
will be the annual meeting for election Of new
officers.
"A subscriber writes US as follows: 1.-The
dear old AMERICAN Is constantly improving
all its departments, even to the selections Of
gems of wisdom and poetry, can scarcely be
improved. May ii flourish like the green bay
tree"
The Bar Harbor Record hears that Mr..
Jesse Perry Of Steuben. went out Of bis house
last Thursday night, and not returning for
some time, hi. folks went out to look for him,
and found him dead. 1t is thought that he
slipped and was killed by the fall. as large
scar was found upon his head.
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BrOoklin.
The Brookln Dramatic Club produced
the drama entitled, The Lady of Lyons,
at the skating rink, on Tuesday and We'd
ne>day evenings of last week to large and
appreciative audience. The following is
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, FEB. IL, 1857.
Alonzo Blaisdell Mrs. Nathaniel
Bowden,
Mrs. Rhoda Carlton, Mrs. Ellen Il. Cousins,
D. T. Eaton Amos Johnston.
Mrs Loren ~ Jordan q Mrs. Ida L. Joy,
Daney Kent, l.. +. Moore,
W. Robbins Miss Lillian Smith,
L. II. Taylor, 3, Geo. stinson.
A. w. CUsHMAN, p. N.
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Adjourned Meeting OF the city government.
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